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Death row inmate Jeffrey Weisheit, convicted of murdering two young boys in 2010, faces a rushed push by Indiana to schedule his execution—despite his legal team’s urgent objections. They argue the state is moving too fast, citing past executions that allowed more time for review, and highlight critical issues: a shortage of lethal injection drugs, Weisheit’s history of head injuries that may affect his competency, and questionable legal representation during his trial. The state counters that all legal challenges have been resolved and insists it’s legally obligated to proceed, dismissing delays as irrelevant.

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